CO129-016 - Sir John Davis - 1846 [1-6] — Page 449

I think it necessary abouse Winform you of theviews which State, in order to prevent the growth of claims which might hereafter make it difficult to effect the arrangement most advantageous public service.

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espect. But in respect to the person to be appointed to the muited Offices, it appears tome that, unles there besouce decided

the

objection to butruesting Luitazahip to Me Shelley, on souce peculiar aptitud

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for Caine,

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should in the first instances be offered to MrShelley.

If you

should consider

Mr Shelley disqualified for the Secretaryship,

that the interestià

of the

public service require the appointment of Major Caine, then it appears to me that I Shelly should

Caine as succeed Shajon

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